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MISS MAY
Sho Coos Homo to England "Wednesday
J None Too Soon,

Sho Coos Home to England Wednesday,
lone Too Soon.
Miss Fortescuc, the English actress,
closed her engagement at the Opera
House Saturday evening. She had q fair
house in the afternoon and a very small
one at night. She did not make even as
good an impression Saturday as she did
Friday night. Her appearance Saturday
night was her last in America. The Com.
pany left for New York yesterday. Miss
Fortescue and her sister (the Miss Ferrars
OF her company ssil on Wednesday NOR.
ming at daylight Tor Southampton, and
che 10 booked for q tour OF the English
provinces, commencing April s. Her
business in this country is said to have
been good until the last week.
At the St. James hotel at dinner yester.
day:
Miss Fortesc,H 10 Head Waikr-Here,
Fella, amt you got no wine card?
ituead Waiter-No, ma'am; We have no
wine card.
Miss Fortescue-Rats!
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Hellnlre.

A delegation from spansler Post G. A,
H. attended the funeral Of Capt. Carlin
yesterday.
The w. G. T. U. held a temperance
meeting Sunday afternoon in the First
ward church.
The total receipts Of the two perform
ances by the schools were $3.50 ~ aud the
expenses only $50 10.
Mrs. Edward Nelson with two children. of
Delaware, o., Ia visiting her father, James
Wilson, on Gravel Hill.
At the U. P. Sunday school entertain
ment which was held in the church, many
were unable to get into the building, and,
by request, the entertainment will be re-.
psated Friday night in the Elysiau
theatre.
At the Second Presbyterian church yea.
terdsy Rev. 2. O. Thyholdt preached two
sermons. Mr.. Thyholdt has no charge
but has been preaching at this church
eyer since Dr. Brown left, and the coppre-
CATION is much pleased with him, At The
First Presbyterian church Rev. Mr..
Mechlin preached the usual sermone, At
this church next Sunday Rev. 7. G. Black,
President Of franklin College, will preach.
Vernando Kirk, lately made q local
preacher, preached last night atthe A. NJ,
+. church. At this church in the after
noon the pastor preached q special SER
mon to Belmont Lodge G. U. o, q, F.
KAY. ). q: Smith preached both morning
and evening at the South Belaire NJ, E,
church. At the "Church OF God" at Pinch
Run after yesterdays morning sermon q
number OF persons were baptized by i'm
mereion.
1t has ionly been two or three years
since the Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsyl-
Vanla Company adopted the system OF
switching charges for the delivery OF
freight in this city. Freight coming in
car loads over n road is delivered BY the
other road to the factories reached by it
ior two dollars per car. In the case Of
these two roads the profits and expenses
OF this are not very unequal but in case;of
the narrow guage, which is understood to
be laying q third rail with a view 10 r,t.
ting into this arrangement, it would be all
profit. That road can reach several of the
First and Second ward factories and could
deliver Baltimore & Ohio freight, making
Two dollars per car. The Pennsylvania
company can reach these factories too.
and the narrow guago is therefore plan.
nlng to get the inside track"-literally
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James Dalzell, Joseph Thompson aud
Edmund Bennett. School Commissioner,
L
Thc !Etnn Bill Strike Settled Eurglars
Operating.

Operating.
The Itna mill will resume this morn.
Ing. Altogether the knock of was "a
tempest In a teapot" It appears that the
Amalgamsted Association ought to give
two weeks notice Of their intention to
quit or strike. Instead Of this they
notified tho mill that unless the bono Of
contention, Johns, was discharged or he
was compelled TO pay certain dues which
he claimed he didn't owe, the Amalgs-
mated men would quit in ten days. The
mill authorities declared they were not
tax collectors aud refused to accede TO the
domand. Aitor Johns expulsion from
the A%malgamated Association he Joined
the knights Of Labor, claiming that he
had been unfairly treated, in that others
have been restored who were rs deretict
as himself: So the mill was between two
trea-to discharge Johns, was to acknowl.
edge the authority Of the Amalgamated
Association 10 make 1t the tax collector,
which 1t positively refused to door have
their Workshop. which was done. Mean.
while q suggestion came, authorativeiy,
to have the furnace Of Johns remain
idle and Tor the rest Of the men to 70 to
work, which was promptly rejected by
the mill. Then the sober second. thought
came to the operators to simply 20 to
work as they were before, and by some
arrangement Of their own among them.
selves to restore Johns and lot bye cones
be such. aud attor a shake all round 70 to
work. Nobody must except the incidsn.
tai loss iall round to mill and men alike.
Assistant manager Johns went to Pitts.
burgh to represent the Etna II 1t were
necessary.
The drug store Of ]. y. Dent 4 Co.. OF
Bridgeport, was entered by burglars Sat.
urdsy night, and a quantity OF goods, con.
sisting OF revolvers, fine cigars, etc.,
stolen: 1t is impossible to estimate the
exact loss, but from a cursory inspection,
it y thought 1t will amount to about fifty
dollars. Entrance was made through a
window in the rear OF the store. There Is
no suspicion as TO who are the guilty par.
ties, but the proprietora think it must
have been some n well acquainted with
the establishment.
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ABOUT people,
Strangers III tho City md Wheeling Folk
AhrOlu.

Abroad.
| Mr.. Phil Zimmerman leaves this mor
ming for Buffalo, N. Y, on business.
Attorney NJ. 7. Frame registered at the
Ruaaer, Charleston, last Friday evening
James II. Ferguson, Of Clarksburg, wal
registered at the stsmm House yesterday,
Mics Mary L. Roberts, OF this city, was
in Grafton last week, the guest OF Gen. g,
W. Browns family. .
Mrs. George Bordeaux, OF the South
Side, left yesterday morning for a weeks
viait to Niles, Ohio.
Mrs. J. Coleman Anderson, OF Wheeling,
is the guest OF her sisters, the Misses
Price, oithis lace.-Lewisbur Independent.
Miss Fannie Evans, OF Grafton, is the
guest Of her cousin, Bliss Jennie Evans, o!
this city, and will remain here several
weeks.
The future address Of Rev. Thomas Cot.
ton, State Superintendent American Bible
Society, will be Parkersburg, Wood coun.
ty, w. Va. -
Mr.. 3. Peters and vile, OF Brooklyn, N,
T., are visiting relatives on the Island.
Mr.. Peters is the proprietor Of the Brook
Ign daily Times.
Misses Ella and Kate Phillips, two
charming young ladies at Allegheny, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Ida Lenkard
for the past month, have returned home.
Frank Hennig, Wheeling's popular
young actor, has signed articles with
Thomas W. keene for q one months en-.
gagement, during which he will appear
here with that illustrious actor.
The many friends OF Mrs. R. W. Moffett
nee Miss Agnes Dillon, formerly of this city,
but now OF Springfield, o., will be- panied
to learn OF the death OF her little daugh-
ter, ,Hazelle, which occurred last Friday.
Mira. MoiIett is 3 sister Of Mrs. +. Whally,
OF the Island, and with the little daughter
visited her early in the winter.
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Looking Mt Marion Couuty,s Coal Field,

hooNi"E NJ A1ar'on County's Coal Field.
MI: Charles Himrod, vice president of
the Chicago Furnace Company, Mr.. Gray.
Treasurer OF the Union Steel Company,
chicago, and Mr.. E. T. E!lico.t, an exten.
slve coal dealer OF that city, and owner of
several hundred coke ovens In the Con-
uellsyille region, have recently been in the
vicinity Of Fairmont by special invitation
from some OF the leading citizens OF that
locality, to look at the valuable coal terri.
tory theresbouts and to investigate the
new developments in coke that are taking
place in this State along the Monon9ahela
valley. The visitors were much pleased
with Whist they saw, and expressed sur
prise at the vastness Of the coal territory,
the excellence Of the product and the su-
pesior quality Of the coke produced.
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bold and fsnss Assault.

About 5 o'clock yesterday evening two
young ladies whose names could not be
aseertained were brutally assaulted by two
men on Twelfth street, near the Baptist
church. Mr.. Edward Clarke aud Mr..
Henry Emsheimer hearing the screams
rushed to the rescue, and the men were
frightened of. One OF the ladies' had her
dress badly torn in the scrimmage, and
both were badly frightened, but otherwise
escaped unhurt. The asuailsn,s could not
be identified, and the young ladies, who
were well.dressed and modest looking,
pro!essed not 10 know them or to have
any suspicion as 10 why they we're as.
saulted. Tho young ladies' refused also to
give their own names. A crowd OF rouehs
viewed the whole affair from nearby, but
did not attempt to interfere.
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Hung on Religion.

ALBANY, March l9.-The suit Of Mary
L. bernard vs. Lewis NJ. Dugas, pastor OF
st. Joseph's Catholic Church, Cohoes, to
recover $4,000 damages for assault, was
brought to rather an unsatisfactory con
Gluslon in the Circuit Court this morning.
m jury were unable to agree and were
discharged. It'll understood that the Jury
comprised eight Catholics and four Prot
estants.
IN the first ballot taken the eight voted
Bolidly for the defendant and the four for
the plaintiff. This was unchanged all
through the night and this morning.
From the fret, i is said, there was not the
slightest possibility OF agreeing, hence the
discharge. The case will ba retired,
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A LIVELY EXPERIENCE
At tho sparrlnE Match Saturday Night.

At tho Sparrlns Match Saturday Nlglt-A
Draw.
The "sparring match. advertised to
take place at the Grand Central Theater
Saturday night nearly degenerated into a
regular Singing contest. James Bennett
presided.
at 8 o'clock it Was announced that
Frank Coughlin, a puddler, and James
Lee,an empioye at the pottery, would open
the ball with an exhibition sparring
match, end they appeared on the stnge.
Ihey INDUCED in four rounds Of three
minutes each, both showing q good deal
OF science, Lee being the quicker and more
aggressive Of the two.
Alter al intermission Of some ten or
fifteen minutes Jack King, OF this city.
and Bilson Jack, Of Pittsburgh, appeared
on the stage and were prepared for the
contest. Michael O'Neil was selected as
referee aud Robert Anderson time-keeper.
1t was announced that there would be- six
rounds Of three minutes each between the
men, one minute between each round.
Oa the first round they locked arms at
the start and commenced to pound each
other furiously. FINALLY Councilman
Charley Davis called q halt, aud then
Mayor seabright and Captain Smith in
terferel. 10
When lime was called for the second
round tbs men again got u good start and
it Was about a repetition OF the first round,
and it was found necessary to again inter.
fere with tho proceedings. The round,
however ended by King throwing Bilson
Jack clear over his shoulder and alighting
him on the floor back downward. This
ended the round amidst wild excitement,
Bison Jack being picked up by one Of his
attendants. In this round King tapped
his opponent for the first claret.
The third round was an improvement,
both men doing some hard hitting, and
not go much close fighting. Again King
threw Bilson Jack to the floor. The fourth
and fifth rounds were both very exciting,
and Bilson Jack drew the claret from his
opponent inthe fifth, while he commenced
getting in come heavy left.handers on
Kings left cheek. This was continued in
the sixth and last round, at the end OF
which King seemed to be pretty we'll
wiuded. After the curtain went down
the men almost came to blows while they
were dressing, and only the Intervention
OF friends prevented this.
The match was declared a draw, and
another meeting without gloves is talked
Of.
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Grand Potpourri-"ubi bcue ibl patr!a"-.H. we!dt
a First Class Establishment.

Residents or visitors in search Of a first
class restaurant should call IN McLauph.
lin 4 Mckinley, corner Of Water and
Twelfth streets. Their restaurant is COM
plete in every respect, with private dining
room for ladies and ample accommoda.
tons for large parties. 1t is in charge Of
the most experienced caterer in Wheeling,
Joseph Balzer, whose name Is a yoncher
for the character Of the fare. The sample
room run in conjunction with the dining
rooms is in charge Of William Salade, a
competent, experienced and accommoda.
ting man. Altogether the place is with
out a superior in West Virginia.
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FATALLY
a West Alexander MAJ Meets Ills Death or
the uemptield Trnck. d.,

a West Alexander MAJ Meets Ills Death on
the uempiield Trnck. '
G. W. Richie, Of West Alexander. got
on q HempGeld train Saturday morning
to 20 cut home, but when the train was
near the east end OF Seventeenth street
changed his mind and attempted to get
of. he swunso out from the platform, but
slipped and fell beneath the wheels, which
severed his left leg near the knee and
took of part OF his right foot.
He was removed to a house near the
scene Of the accident and his injuries at
tended to, but the shock and loss OF blood
were 80 severe that he died about Z
o'clock in the evening. His parents had
bsen summoned from West Alexander,
and were at his bedside when he died.
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Gh ~4tttelEgenctn
Now Adysrtiseni ents,
GEO. NJ. SHOOK ~ CO.

Onlce, Nor. 2s and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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A Girl Sent Homo,

A girl named Blanche St. Clair. was ar.
rested ut the matinee at tho Opera House
Saturday by officer Carney, on a tele.
graphic request from Columbus. She was
an inmate Of Maggie Oonroy's house, lis
Seventeenth street, and the arrest was at
the instance Of her parents, who are said
to be respectable people Of Columbus.
Detective Murphy, Of Columbus, cam
after her, and took her home yesterday
morning.
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Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations OF an assassin clntch,pr
your throat and pressing the liie.b,eath from YOUR
aghteaed chcst2 Have yoi noticed the iauguor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head Of this catarrhal matter? What a
depressing influence 1t cxer,s upon tho mind.
cloudins the memory and filling the head wlthpa,ns
and strange noisesl How dlNlcult It Is to I'D The
nasal passages, throat and lungs OF this poisonous
mncus al can testify who arc afflicted with cata,rh
How difficult to protect the system against liz fur.
Their progress towards tho lungs, liver and k!dneys
and cries out for relief and cure, '
The remarkable curative powers, when all othc-
remedies utterly fail, o! Sanfotd's Radical cure.
are RtseSsed BY Thousands who gratefully rccom,
mend Il to fellow.sutIerers. No siatcment Ia made
regarding II lhat cannot be Anbsiantia,ed BY lie
Each packet contaius one bottle of The Radios,
Cure, one box OF Catarrhal Solvent. and m I'm.
Is sold By all dragslsts for 81 00. "10
Potter DRuo.AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Republican Primaries Mt wellsburr

The Republicans OF Wellaburg held their
primary election Saturday, with the fol-
result: Mayor, Darwin McClel.
land; City Marshal, L. O. Hail Clerk, 7.
T.. Marks; Councilmen-First ward, s.
Combs, Ed. Pagan, @, D. Hall and Joseph
Magee; Second ward, J. E. Montgomery,
NJ. Jones, Joseph Reed and Robert
Combs; Third ward, General !. e. Duval,
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Church Officers Ordained,

At the First Presbyterian Church yes.
terday very interesting services were held
in connection with ordainiDg and install.
ing OF the newly elected elders and dea-
cons, who we're chosen to fill long existing
vacancies. The, elders are Messrs. IN.
Vance, Alfred PAUL and F. II. Williams:
the deacons are Messrs. w. F. Butler, it,,
Henry Merkle and Myrou Hubbard. Mr..
Williams Was not ordained, having been
made IN elder elsewhere. The pastor,
Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, preached avery
appropriate sermon in connection with
tho services.
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j. BAiLLES, Manager.

WE have Just received a full limo Of
SPRING OVERCOATlNGS, and are IN
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand q handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
c. HESS l. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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ONLY fifty cents for a bottle Of ST, Jacobs
Oil,-the conqueror OF rheumatism,
Don't

TriAe with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have a Cough or Cold, or tho Gill.
dten are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. Il
is q positive cure, and We guarantee II,
Price 10 and Soc, Logan & Co. and @.
Menkemeller., 9
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MOST IMPORTANT ORDERS.

Tho Wheeling Clothing Company las
Instructed me, rs their manager, to offer
and sell the entire Stock OF Clothing ut
their storc.rOom, 1l5S Main street, ut
whatever price they will bring, rs the
store must be vacated by the LIST Of April,
and the remaining goods must DO dis.
posed Of by that lime.
]. BHiLLES, Manager.
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Special Exeursions to Florida,

On March S, Is, %, and %, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati l. St. Louis Railway
Company will sail excursion tickets 10
Florida points ct extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars call on
or address J., G. Tomlinson, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, ".
Va.
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WE have Introduced u new system o,
selling Watches On the instnllmcut plan
whereby you can secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GKUBB, Jewe.er,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts,
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Wantcd-Firstclass Carpet Layer.
Clothes Horses -Ncsbiit 4 Bro.
For Sale Cheap-Completc Bar Flxtures-lIcnry
BleberSon.
Notica to Bondholdcrs OF tho Elson Gtnss Co.
Joseph Ecybald, Trustee.
Important Notice Lutz Bros.
For Ciucinnnti-Steamer Andes.
Neutrality-suspicious. Of the Mutual Savings
Bank.
OPEN House-Mr. L. T. stctson.
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How My Sides Aches

ee HUU IUe CUUuLCf, IFOm
MtR tie loom and sewing machine goes I'm
EHzSA ne cry OF pain aud weakness. Achinep
WNm sides and Back, Kidney and G,erinse
Mflp aius, Strains and Weakness, Coughs.
Co.as md Chest Pains, and every Palm and A1che,
o. c,s aaiIy !, III III, felleyed IN one minute by the CUT.
nble. Y druggis.s, 25e; five Tor 81 90; Or Of Potter
Drug and Chemical Co.. Hna!nn. mraM1hSw
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 21.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, light
rains, becoming colder, winds shifting to
noythXesterly. w.
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GEORGE B. WooDcocx, Adjutant.
Last Nights Rehearsal,

The fortnightly public rehearsal OF tho
Opera House Orchestra was given in Ger
mania Hall last evening. The attendance
was large, and the following choice pro.
gramme Was exquisitely rendered:
L.. 49, .fL FART fIEsr,
March-"Vetcran" .........- ... e. ..,. ..... Wfeeapd
Oyerture-'Bohemiau Girl" See, W. halle
Wal!z-"kucntlerlebcn zee. :, :. ........ ..... et1ausy
PART SECOND.
Grand Selection from "Trayista'' ............. Verdi
aaAh"S 80 sss.... DOSCueElul
Fantasis-"Gipsy LIFE zee. ....,. -....,.. X oelllnK
FART 1I1lIp.
Grand Potpourri-"Ubi bene ibI patrIa'.. n. We!dt
Duet for Flute aud Cornet. .......... ....... ....., ..,.,.
THE Swiss and his Lass. ...... :. ........... W. Popp
Galop-"Hop, Hop" ....... HERMANN
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lur 81 % HAukenuLnst

for comfort and wear is unexcelled in the
city. Gentlemen wishing q very easy
walking shoe, at a moderate price, should
examinethem at J. W. AMIcE's,
lli3 Main street,
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The following c%onveyanccs Of real ca.
tate were admitted to- record in the office
OF Recorder Hook Saturday:
Deed made March IS, 1887, by W. P.
Hubbard aud B. 3. Doyener, special COM
missioners, to George Kitson, for q piece
Of ground on tho National road, i'll Full
ton. Consideration, Sl,270.
Deed made March IA. 1887, by Henry
@. Caldwell and wife, to Barbara E. Jack
son, for the south half OF lot No. 3, in
square IS, IN Csldwel's addition. Consid-
Grafton, $500.
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~sCRoFULOUs ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson. Custom House, New O,
broke out on my body until / was a mass o u cor
Inpt!on. Everything known TO the medical faculty.
was tried In vain: became a mere w1eef. <,
LINES !, could ,s rot lhs ny hands to my head; could
upon lie as a curse. No reIIei or cura in teu
years: In 1850 l heard Of the Cuticura Remedies
used them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn 70 betOro q. g.. Corn. ]. ID. crIuronn I
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VT|ATED BLOOD, n
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium OF one Of your books re.
! csiyed through Nj. Flank T.. Way, Druggist,
cura Remedies, and take this opportunity n tcstitv
10 you that thefr use has Prominently cured me a
one 81 the worst cases Of blood poisoning, in con.
necs,on WIN errslpelas, that I have ever seen, and
tolS alter having been pronounced incurable hy
some Of the beSt physicians In our COUNTY. ! ;aIse
great pleasure In forwarding 10 you his testimo.
MA, unsolicited as 1t Is by you, In order that others
suffering from similar maladies may DO ENCOURAGED
10 give your Cutlcura Remedies a trial,
P.s. WHITLlNGER, Leechburp. Pa.
reference: FRANK 7. WRAY, Druggist, Apolio. IA.
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scRoFuLoUs- INurp1rrn

sCROFULOus, INHERITED,
And Contagious HumoB, with Loss NJ Uair ona
Ernptlors Of the Skin. are positively Cured by IN.
6cufn and Cuticura Soap externally, and Cnt|cnra
hesolvent internally, when all other mcdiclnes
fail. Send for pamphlet.
Cuticura Remedies are sold eyerywhere. Prize.
Gtiuctfa, the Great tktn Cure, 80 cents: C,,tfcnra
soap, an Exquisite Beautlder, Is cents: Cnticnra
Reaoirent. The Now Blood Purifier, 81 %. pofTxa
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been be.
fore the public for yeara, and is pro.
uounced by thousands superior to all
other articles Tor the cure Of coughs, colds,
iuauenzs, and all pulmonary complaints.
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ONE OF THE W0Rsr IA

ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
We have been selling your Cutlcura Remed,cs
iof years, and have the ant complaint yet 10 h.
sclolnla ! ever Saw was cured By the me- Of 9ye
bottles OF CuticuIa Resolyent. CutIcura, and CUT.
cura soap. The Soap tskes tho cake" hers Az a
medicinal soap. A~'
TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists.
H ~ .N.|..u FrHukforf. Kan
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In Extreme Cold Weather
gse Colgate's perfectly pure superine
Toilet Soaps. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard. Msru